This step installs all the required components for the appliance on a Secondary server.

1. If your appliance uses the TPM, verify that the BIOS Setup has activated the TPM. The actual steps will vary based on the supplier of the BIOS on the appliance. While one manufacturer will identify the task as “Enable the TPM”, another might indicate this as “Enable embedded security”. In either case, the task will require setting up a password for the BIOS Setup and then activating the TPM.

2. Login to SAKA as root.

3. Start a shell window.

4. Change the password of the root user to the one chosen for your site:

   shell> passwd

5. Change directory to /usr/local/software/saka.

   shell> cd /usr/local/software/saka

6. If the SAKA software distribution is not on the machine, unarchive the distribution to the /usr/local/software/saka directory:

   shell> tar zxvf /media/<device name>/SAKA-4.0-BuildNN-dist.tgz

7. Using a text editor (gedit or vi), edit the install-saka.sh script to customize IP address, passwords, database size, etc.

   NOTE: All parameters must be identical to those chosen for the Primary SAKA.

8. Run the install-saka.sh script:

   shell> ./install-saka.sh

9. Log out of SAKA.

10. Login to SAKA as strongauth.

11. Start up two (2) shell windows.